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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1901
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland newspaper announces a yearly subscription rate of $100 with in advance terms and mailing options across the United States. It details contact to THE NEWS at Frederick and notes editorial commentary on Maryland politics, education, and international affairs including Constantinople and Wu.
The anti-Tammany movement in New York grows with reformers eyeing Seth Low as a potential nominee against Croker. Exposures of city corruption, Mazet Committee findings, and Jerome raid fuel calls for honest governance and a rebuke at the polls.
A collage of clippings comments on Admiral Howison and Henry James set against a call to curb typhoid through sanitation. The Baltimore papers critique brevity and naval expression while urging public health action and cleaner water to prevent disease.
The Hagerstown Mail laments not spendthrifts but the Rockefeller type who hides greed in piety and thrift. It condemns the man who fears God and reads scripture yet builds vast wealth as if to rival sunset skies, claiming virtue while amassing fortunes.
A collection of light humorous exchanges from various periodicals including a Delicate young girl asking for lean meat, a South Africa England cost line, and a bantering bridge tale. Patter and punch lines mix with playful misunderstandings and social exchanges.
A Philadelphia Ledger report notes a New Jersey man held for court after stealing railroad bed. The Jacksonville press urges sheriffs to uphold law amid lynching dangers, condemning mobs. Bishop Potter comments on industrial skill and merit, warning of internal and external perils to U S industry. An excursion from Washington to Frederick is announced, and Chamberlain Patton Balm advertises quick relief for cuts and bruises with local sale details.
A poem by Lexnox about August reflections in country lanes. The speaker longs for rural calm away from city noise, hearing birds, smelling moldy leaves, and recalling tender lines. In August mood, the verse contemplates beauty, memory, and the passing season.
The article notes Maryland farmers face costly insect damage despite good harvests. San Jose scale, melon louse, pea louse and others threaten peaches, peas, squash, corn and tobacco, with annual losses reaching millions. Government pest research and tighter import controls are urged to curb devastation.
The State Board of Education approves a new course of study to go into effect September 1 in all Maryland counties. The change elevates grades from nine to ten, emphasizes language literature math science conduct art and introduces flexible grading and more supplementary work.
Mayor Smith is invited to sing at the annual meeting of the Teachers' Institute of Baltimore county to be held in McCoy Hall Baltimore next week. New diamond fields discovered in British Guinea attract attention as dealers compare them to Brazilian stones while adventurers may head there despite access difficulties. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promotes its wide range of remedies for stomach, digestive, kidney and bowel disorders as well as nervousness and insomnia, claiming it is a reliable tonic.
Public notices advertise sales of two farms in Frederick County Maryland. One parcel near Licksville consists of 9 acres with two streams and outbuildings, selling September 14 1901 with terms half cash and balance in 12 months. The second sale near Urbana offers 147 acres and 344 10 perches with farmhouse, barn, orchard. sale September 4 1901 with terms half up front and remainder in 12 months, possession given at sale and remainder March 1 1902.
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